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Please note that the college staff does not handle Immigration or study visa-related affairs/matters. They are dealt with by a team of the independent licensed legal professional(s) of your own or the one recommended by the college visa its support program for applicants in the LOA stage.
The College also offers paid legal services via a designated team of Canadian licensed counsel(s), as per Option One.
Once in the LOA stage, a student may also log into their LMS profile which has a free visa support secure portal, so that the student can prepare their application as a self-report applicant.
Free support is also provided via exclusive live webinars once the student is in the LOA stage. The student will get an invitation via email once the free, exclusive visa support webinar is scheduled.
Can-College's Upcoming Information Sessions and Workshops
We offer regular group sessions for some of the most common requests we get from students.
Live Web (Worldwide): If you have submitted an application for admission, you will receive a direct invitation with instructions via email to join the live sessions when they are scheduled.
You may also access our social media pages (FaceBook) to see any active seminar announcements and register from there.
What is Can-College Admission-Entry Advising?
Can-College is always there to assist and guide prospects and students at every step of the way.
There are multiple ways to seek assistance and guidance
Option One: Can-College Study Permit Support Services
You can hire a Counsel to provide a number of services. Here are just a few examples:
- an opinion as to the strengths and weaknesses of your case
- strategic advice for your case
- guidance on required procedures
- preparation or review of documents, such as application forms, supporting documents, affidavits, etc.
- conduct discovery, or perform the file record search/case history on your behalf
- coaching for or partial or full representation at a specific call for further documents or interview
- represent you to file and communicate with the IRCC-Visa Office
- file a review-resubmission if the visa is refused.
Option Two: Register and attend upcoming informational live sessions or watch previously recorded workshops. These are 100% Free and without any obligation.
Option Three: Click here to connect Can-College's Designated International Student Consultant (DISC)
Option Four: Contact your current authorised representative (Lawyer, RICI or RISIA) to assist and guide you, if you have one.
Can-College's Entry Advising, as per Option One and Two, is here to assist with your questions and answers about program selection and registration to Can-College. We can offer a live web group session, recordings of the previously presented live sessions or individual appointments to assist students.
The following areas will be openly discussed in the live interactive web sessions:
- Choosing a program
- Money matter: how much it will cost to study in Canada at Can-College
- Registration and tuition fees payment options
- Admission requirements (language, credentials, assessments, etc.)
- Academic upgrading options and preparatory programs to get ready for college
- Country-specific requirements
- Requesting transfer credits and prior learning recognition
- Applying with international credentials
- Regular student stream and students with significant gaps in study periods
- Admission applications and the process
- Letter of acceptance types and how to use them
- Self-representation to apply for the study visa: what are your chances?
- Using an authorized agent/representative for admission or visa application: will that help or improve approval chance?
- Understanding Canadian immigrating laws and types of visas
- Working while studying
- Further career options after completing the study